Sentence examples for more robust theory from inspiring English sources
We move towards a more robust theory of individual behavior in mechanism design by allowing hierarchies of players with varying but bounded "depths of rationality".
48 Despite the need for more robust theory, why are there so few organisational case studies of quality improvement?
Case studies can inform the development of more robust theory that identifies the links between problem, intervention and outcome.
8 Such studies use both qualitative and quantitative data about improvement in context; they can inform the development of more robust theory that links problem, intervention and outcome.
This does not mean, however, that existential philosophers have not tried to offer more robust theories of facticity for instance, Sartre's appropriation of Marx's emphasis on economic categories, or Merleau-Ponty's attempt to develop an ontology of "flesh".
Innovative, more robust theories and methodology.
We review evidence of intervention effectiveness in the reduction of violence or its risk factors, features commonly seen in more effective interventions, and how strong evidence-based interventions can be developed with more robust use of theory.
These are questions that cannot be assessed without a more robust model or theory of participation.
Moreover, a theory can be refined in the light of new experimental data, and then be used to make new predictions, which can also be tested: over time this cycle of prediction, testing and refinement should result in a more robust and quantitative theory.
In order to draw common conclusions from the repeated induction process, the present study uses an inductive, multiple case study design, applying replication logic to cross-validate propositions obtained from different cases in order to obtain more robust and pervasive theories (Eisenhardt and Graebner 2007).
Echoing Jayasena and Gold, they argue that this makes the RNA world theory more robust than if the supporting evidence came only from mild laboratory conditions.
